| Clap Hands | |
| Sane, sane, they're all insane, | |
| fireman's blind, the conductor is lame | |
| A Cincinnati jacket and a sad-luck dame | |
| Hanging out the window with a bottle full of rain | |
| Clap hands, clap hands, clap hands, clap hands | |
| Said roar, roar, the thunder and the roar | |
| Son of a bitch is never coming back here no more | |
| The moon in the window and a bird on the pole | |
| We can always find a millionaire to shovel all the coal | |
| Clap hands, clap hands, clap hands, clap hands | |
| Said steam, steam, a hundred bad dreams | |
| Going up to Harlem with a pistol in his jeans | |
| A fifty-dollar bill inside a palladin's hat | |
| And nobody's sure where Mr. Knickerbocker's at | |
| Roar, roar, the thunder and the roar | |
| Son of a bitch is never coming back here no more | |
| Moon in the window and a bird on the pole | |
| Can always find a millionaire to shovel all the coal | |
| Clap hands, clap hands, clap hands, clap hands | |
| I said steam, steam, a hundred bad dreams | |
| Going up to Harlem with a pistol in his jeans | |
| A fifty-dollar bill inside a palladin's hat | |
| And nobody's sure where Mr. Knickerbocker's at | |
| Shine, shine, a Roosevelt dime | |
| All the way to Baltimore and running out of time | |
| Salvation Army seemed to wind up in the hole | |
| They all went to heaven in a little row boat | |
| Clap hands, clap hands, clap hands, clap hands | |
| Clap hands, clap hands, clap hands, clap hands | |
| Clap hands, clap hands, clap hands, clap hands |